Spark Camera Remote is the easiest way to control your camera. It can help you to take better photos. Spark Camera Remote is on Kickstarter now and has been fully funded. The Kickstarter ends on May 19, 2017.
Spark is the most versatile camera remote on the market. With three different modes of control, Spark was built to adapt to whatever situation you are shooting in. Whether you’re taking a fun group photo, capturing a long exposure of the stars, or settling down and setting up a time lapse, Spark gives you instant control. With your phone or without it.
Spark has three control modes: Infrared, Wired Trigger and App Control. You can point Spark at your camera’s infrared receiver and press the button to take a photo. No more trying to out-run your camera’s self timer.
You can use Spark as a traditional wired trigger and take photos, long exposures, and bursts without accidentally shaking your camera. You can also plug Spark into your camera and control it from your phone. You get a 100ft Bluetooth range and access to the complete set of Spark features.
Features include:
- 200+ hours of battery – Spark automatically goes to sleep when you aren’t using it.
- Weighs 0.75 ounces
- Free Spark Camera Control app will be available for both iOS and Android
- Bluetooth 4
- External triggering
- Long exposures
- HDR – Bracket images to maximize dynamic range in the harshest conditions
- Photo Booth – Capture portraits, selfies, and candid photos without any fuss
- Time Lapses



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